loserwang1024 commented on code in PR #2189:
URL: https://github.com/apache/fluss/pull/2189#discussion_r2625453318


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fluss-server/src/main/java/org/apache/fluss/server/coordinator/MetadataManager.java:
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@@ -322,24 +322,26 @@ public long createTable(
     }
 
     public void alterTableSchema(
-            TablePath tablePath, List<TableChange> schemaChanges, boolean 
ignoreIfNotExists)
+            TablePath tablePath,
+            List<TableChange> schemaChanges,
+            boolean ignoreIfNotExists,
+            @Nullable LakeCatalog lakeCatalog,
+            LakeCatalog.Context lakeCatalogContext)
             throws TableNotExistException, TableNotPartitionedException {
         try {
 
             TableInfo table = getTable(tablePath);
 
-            // TODO: remote this after lake enable table support schema 
evolution, track by
-            // https://github.com/apache/fluss/issues/2128
-            if (table.getTableConfig().isDataLakeEnabled()) {
-                throw new InvalidAlterTableException(
-                        "Schema evolution is currently not supported for 
tables with datalake enabled.");
-            }
-
             // validate the table column changes
             if (!schemaChanges.isEmpty()) {
                 Schema newSchema = SchemaUpdate.applySchemaChanges(table, 
schemaChanges);
-                // update the schema
-                zookeeperClient.registerSchema(tablePath, newSchema, 
table.getSchemaId() + 1);
+                // update the schema in Fluss (ZK) first - Fluss is the source 
of truth
+                if (!newSchema.equals(table.getSchema())) {

Review Comment:
   My adive is:
   1.  check that fluss can apply schema change.
   SchemaUpdate.applySchemaChanges(table, schemaChanges)
   2. Check whether the schema can be apply to lake.
   3.  zookeeperClient.registerSchema(tablePath, newSchema, table.getSchemaId() 
+ 1). This can be rarely happen because only zookeeper.
   4. syncSchemaChangesToLake.
   
   Also a problem left is what if  zookeeperClient.registerSchema success but 
syncSchemaChangesToLake fails?  The The addColumn return user will fail result 
but the schema is applied successfully.  How to resyncSchemaChangesToLake? 
Maybe we can add column(but ignore if last columns are already same coumns.)
   
   @wuchong , WDYT?



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